Steele 48-inch Round Glass Top Dining Table Matte Black Va_NC_W_1_King / 4-Piece (Bed Dresser Mirror and Nightstand) Willowton Two-tone Chest of Drawers

Name: Steele 48-inch Round Glass Top Dining Table Matte Black Va_NC_W_1_King / 4-Piece (Bed Dresser Mirror and Nightstand) Willowton Two-tone Chest of Drawers
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 55038607648
Price: 149.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2043 (5 reviews)

Steele 48-inch Round Glass Top Dining Table Matte Black Va_NC_W_1_King / 4-Piece (Bed Dresser Mirror and Nightstand) Willowton Two-tone Chest of Drawers

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Steele 48 inch Round Glass Top Dining Table Matte Black Va_NC_W_1_King 4 Piece (Bed Dresser Mirror and Nightstand) Willowton Two tone Chest of Drawers Willowton Two tone Chest of Drawers B267 46 Signature Design by Ashley® Lara Furniture 5" W x 31" D x 25" H Weight: 308 lb A round clear glass top gives this dining table an open UPC: 021032699895

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